British media football.london reported that Tottenham hottest veteran Ollie explained in an interview why Levi fired Mourinho before the League Cup final. Ollie believes that if Mourinho leads Spurs to victory in the League Cup, it will be impossible for Levi to fire Mourinho.
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In this interview with the British Daily Telegraph, Ollie has something to say about Mourinho and the tottenham hot spot. For Mourinho, Ollie also always has a respectful attitude, believing that Mourinho is the kind of coach he likes and likes to communicate directly with the players face to face. However, for Mourinho's assistant Sacramento, Ollie also pointed out that he was the main reason for the deterioration of the relationship between the Tottenham hot and the changing room.
Ollie recalls the beautiful moments of working with Mourinho: "One day, the two of us had a fight, and it was a tactical issue. Then I wasn't satisfied with his decision and went straight to his office to find him. I know I can go to him without any worries because Mourinho likes players to communicate honestly. As a result, the next day, the problem was solved. ”
"I like it because Mourinho listens carefully to the players and then he tells you what he thinks directly. Sometimes you hate him, and even you want to kill him, but in the blink of an eye you love him. Because Mourinho's character is a natural winner, I agree with everything about him, and I don't have any negative evaluation of him. Orlier said.
As for Levi's dismissal of Mourinho before the League Cup final, Ollie was also quite critical: "At that time, the atmosphere of the Tottenham team was not good, and the club executives were not satisfied. Imagine if we had won the League Cup with Mourinho, maybe the club would have gone crazy to keep him alive and then give him a new contract. But if the club really wants to fire him, it won't be able to do it after winning the title. ”
Last summer, Spurs abandoned Orier to let him go on his own, and although Ollie didn't have a foothold at Villarreal, Emerson, who Spurs paid $25 million, has proven to be a failed signing. After Doherty's season reimbursement, Conte's 3-centre-back system immediately could not be played, and Emerson disappeared on the right side, and even booed by Tottenham fans.